Se Sensing Logic

[Gukswar]

while you mine-
You sense a Mythril ore---
you gatherer a Silver ore---
You sense a Darksteel ore---
You gather a silver ore---
you Sense a Silver ore---
You gather a Darksteel ore---

Anyone see where i'am heading at???

[Zenaku]

You do understand that the bar that you see display pretty much tell you want you getting right? like cobalt is 75% of the bar so just look at the bar when you get darksteel and you know when you going to get it again.

[Duuude007]

while you mine-
You gather a Mythril ore---
You sense a Mythril ore right where you are aiming---
(translation: best chance at more mythril if you remain at this depth)

You gather a Silver ore---
You sense a Silver ore below where you are aiming---
(translation: you got silver, but the sweet spot is @ a lower depth.)

You gather a Darksteel ore---
You sense a Darksteel ore above where you are aiming---
(translation: you got darksteel, but the sweet spot is higher.)

Anyone see where i'am heading at???

Fixed.

Sensing is a reaction to what you just gathered, not a prediction of what is to come. if you are aiming at the proper depth for a specific item (aka the sweet spot), the odds are the highest possible that what you want is what you get.

Keep in mind, however, that this is not a guarantee to get the item, just a boost in odds; Plus, many rarer materials have a morbidly low drop rate, even at the sweet spot.

[Gukswar]

Yes I do know that- but the Sensing is almost never accurate lol-

[Eruantien]

It is accurate, on its sweetspot, you are more likely to get that item at that spot than any other, it doesn't mean you are going to get that item more than another item. Darksteel is still rarer and harder to get than alumen for example, so you can still get alumen often on its non sweetspot but darksteel alot less.

[Fear]

I like it when it says

"You sense a Mythril ore right where you are gathering"
"There is nothing left to gather at this location"